This was an underrated gem! I don't understand why this is rated so low. I was hooked and I've been dropping series like it's my hobby lately. Go into this with the expectation that this is more of a mystery than a romance and you'll enjoy it! I am so obsessed with this genre. Somewhere around chapter 20 I had a feeling what was going on, but I still enjoyed watching it unfold.

I just had one complaint and it's that the female lead has no flaws. Not one. She is top of her class (& somehow re exam topics from 10 years prior?...say what now? I don't even what I ate yesterday...). She is literally a model. She has all the friends. She has the suitors. She is a genius when she needs to be. It's unrealistic. They couldn't give her one flaw. I mean seriously, just say she's bad at directions or can't cook - something to show that she is an imperfect human like the rest of us.

At first it might seem to be a copy of “Marry My Husband,” released as WebToon the year before, but it is not.
The incipit is the same i.e. FL regressing, going back a few years and vowing not to make the same mistakes.
I it that I had started reading it just to understand the difference between the two, but it soon becomes clear that it is not a copy, but its own story.

Chapters: 83.
I would have preferred a few more chapters so that some of the relationships between the characters and some of the stories could have been more in-depth, but you manage to keep up with the plot.

Story:
FL dies by accident (slipping down the stairs) after having and awakens many years before.
She will soon realize that it is all real because next to her she will find the divorce papers that had just been signed. This document will be indestructible and she can only hide it.
Hence the drastic change in FL that will set in motion a continuous change of situations that had not happened in her previous life.
Until the last chapters it is a succession of twists and discoveries that left me very stunned ... some predictable, some not.

Drawings/Graphics:
Very delicate and enjoyable, but “ hard” in all the right places.

Final Reflection:
Would I recommend this manhwa? Yes ✔️.
Would I read it again? Yes ✔️.

Disappointing. Not at all what I expected from the summary, and the plot just keeps getting crazier.

I'm only 40 something episodes in (closer to 50), and so far it's a pretty good mystery webtoon. If you like mystery, this one's for you. My only gripe with this is...

That the 2 guys seem to be set up as the male leads, but they're both equally horrible. Eunha, at the very beginning of the story, vows to herself that she will never fall in love again after getting betrayed by Taeyang, but then immediately falls in love with Sungwoo, who is then revealed to be a psychopath.

Another thing is I don't see where the story is going (yet? Maybe it's revealed later? But so far nothing yet) with all the mystery. Taeyang claims to be able to see the future, and is targeting something that Sungwoo has. Sungwoo seems to believe that Taeyang also has something related to Eunha and that's why he's trying to murder him. But how all of this is important to the story is yet to be revealed, when it seems to be the point of the story right now. The fact that Eunha also still has the indestructible divorce papers and how that's relevant to the whole thing is still a mystery.

Idk if the pacing is just off or it's just me, but the story is just question mark after question mark at this point. Which is okay since it's a mystery webtoon. You're always guessing and on your feet. A pretty good read if you enjoy mystery.

Holy hell. Those plot twists just keep coming. This is a psychological thriller for sure, that keeps the reader at the edge of their seat. OMG it's got such well written characters and the I love how the female lead is so badass too, to keep up with the sh*t that gets thrown at her and come out with flying colours.